Supreme Court Suspends Activity of Party of Communists of Belarus
04.08.2007.
Tags: political parties, political persecution.
On 2 August the Supreme Court of Belarus suspended the activity of the Party of Communists of Belarus for 6 months. The trial ended at 5.40 p.m. The verdict came into force immediately and can not be appealed.
The judge stated that the party was permitted to continue only the activities which were aimed at correction of the defects which were mentioned in the suit of the Ministry of Justice.
Commenting the verdict of the Supreme Court to RFE/RL, Siarhei Kaliakin stated that it would by no means influence the public activity of the people who belong to the Party of Communists of Belarus.
See also
11.11.2008 Haradok: harassment of election observer
10.11.2008 Hrodna oblast: police continue harassment of Anatol Valiuk
10.11.2008 Polatsk: youth activists to stand trial for anti-communist action
10.11.2008 Saliahorsk: human rights activist Yana Paliakova is guarded to court by police
10.11.2008 Kletsk: police intimidate civil activist Yauhen Mikulich
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